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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has set the table for Canada to approve

Senior officials from Italy, Greece, Cyprus and Israel agreed to advance talks on a pipeline from Israel to Europe after an EU-sponsored study showed the project would be

Tanzania has agreed with Uganda to accelerate implementation of a crude oil pipeline project between the two east African nations and award the construction contract to multiple contractors. The decision was reached during talks between Tanzanian President John Magufuli and his Ugandan counterpart, Yoweri Museveni, in Kampala on Thursday, Magufuli

Japanese lawmakers are revisiting a plan to build a $6.7 billion natural gas pipeline from Russia ahead of a visit by President Vladimir Putin to the Asian country next month. A group of about 80 lawmakers from ruling parties will ask the government by the end of this month to carry out a feasibility study on the project, Naokazu Takemoto, the secretary general of the group, said in an interview. The proposed pipeline

Gas pipeline hope heals rupture in Israel-Turkey ties.

All the painstaking efforts aimed at mending Turkish-Israeli relations are finally paying off, six years after they broke off in acrimony.

Yuval Steinitz became the first Israeli minister to visit Turkey since 2010, for talks with his Turkish counterpart, Energy Minister Berat Albayrak. The visit signalled a significant turning-point in relations as they agreed to deepen co-operation and discussed the possibility of building a natural gas pipeline from Israel to ...

The government has agreed to partly fund the Rs 13,000-crore natural gas pipeline from Jagdishpur in Uttar Pradesh to Haldia in West Bengal, according to state-owned gas utility GAIL India. The government will provide Rs 5,176 crore or about 40 per cent of the project cost after the state-owned gas utility found it difficult to commercially justify the huge investment in absence of either a firm source of gas supply or customers. The 2,539-km long pipeline from Jagdishpur in Uttar ...

Subsea 7, the London-based Norway-listed contractor, said October 20 it had been awarded a

The work on laying the pipeline Turkish Stream will begin in 2017, said Russian energy minister Alexander Novak after a meeting of the Russian-Turkish intergovernmental commission.

« The completion date is the end of 2019. Now there is a lot of preparatory work, first survey, feasibility study and project documentation, then laying the pipeline will start directly. This work will begin in 2017, » he said.

All the necessary permits to begin work on the Turkish Stream are already received, Novak ...